US11963130B2ActiveUtilityA1
Device type state estimation
Est. expiryApr 26, 2039(~12.7 yrs left)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
G01S 5/02H04W 64/006B64C 39/024G01S 11/02
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Abstract
A method for type state estimation of a user equipment connected to a wireless communication network. The method comprises updating, recursively, of a type state estimate. The type state estimate is a probability for the user equipment to be a drone conditioned on obtained kinematic state estimate updates concerning the user equipment. The user equipment is assigned to be a drone as a response on the type state estimate exceeding a threshold.
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exact text as granted — not AI-modifiedThe invention claimed is:
1. A method for type state estimation of a user equipment connected to a wireless communication network, wherein said method comprising:
updating, recursively, a type state estimate, being a probability for said user equipment to be a drone conditioned on obtained kinematic state estimate updates concerning said user equipment; and
assigning said user equipment to be a drone as a response on said type state estimate exceeding a threshold; and
wherein an updated type state estimate is equal to a preceding type state estimate probability multiplied with a likelihood of said obtained kinematic state estimate updates and normalized, and wherein said likelihood is a probability of a smooth indicator function, representing a discrimination feature of the kinematic state estimate, where said likelihood is conditioned on the user equipment being a drone.
2. The method for type state estimation according to claim 1 , wherein said updating recursively said type state estimate is performed according to:
P ( D|z t )∝ P ( I ( {circumflex over (x)},f )| D ) P ( D|z t-1 ),
where P(D|z t ) is said probability for said user equipment to be a drone conditioned on a present kinematic state estimate update, P(D|z t-1 ) is said probability for said user equipment to be a drone conditioned on a preceding kinematic state estimate update and P(I({circumflex over (x)}, f)|D) is said likelihood of said obtained kinematic state estimate update, I({circumflex over (x)}, f) is said smooth indicator function, {circumflex over (x)} is said kinematic state estimate and f is the feature for which the likelihood is evaluated, and where t is time.
3. The method for type state estimation according to claim 1 , wherein a model with two type states is used, in which one type state being said probability for said user equipment to be a drone conditioned on obtained kinematic state estimate updates concerning said user equipment and other type state being a probability for said user equipment not to be a drone conditioned on obtained kinematic state estimate updates concerning said user equipment.
4. The method for type state estimation according to claim 3 , wherein:
an updated type state estimate of said state of said user equipment not being a drone is equal to a preceding type state estimate probability multiplied with a likelihood of said obtained kinematic state estimate updates and normalized, in which said likelihood is a probability of a smooth indicator function, representing a discrimination feature of the kinematic state estimate, where said likelihood is conditioned on the user equipment not being a drone; or
said updating recursively of said type state estimate is performed according to:
P (¬ D|z t )∝ P ( I ( {circumflex over (x)},f )|¬ D ) P (¬ D|z t-1 ),
where P(¬D|z t ) is said probability for said user equipment to not be a drone conditioned on a present kinematic state estimate update, P(¬D|z t-1 ) is said probability for said user equipment to not be a drone conditioned on a preceding kinematic state estimate update and P(I({circumflex over (x)}, f)|¬D) is said likelihood of said obtained kinematic state estimate update, I({circumflex over (x)}, f) is said smooth indicator function, {circumflex over (x)} is said kinematic state estimate and f is the feature for which the likelihood is evaluated, and where t is time.
5. The method for type state estimation according to claim 1 , wherein:
said discrimination feature of the kinematic state estimate being selected from a list of:
an altitude above ground of the kinematic state estimate;
an altitude velocity of the kinematic state estimate;
a horizontal speed of the kinematic state estimate;
a horizontal position of the kinematic state estimate; and
a magnitude of an acceleration of the kinematic state estimate;
said discrimination feature of the kinematic state estimate being modelled by a Gaussian probability distribution function in the smooth indicator function;
said updating recursively said type state estimate is performed conditioned on at least one of a kinematic state estimate accuracy and kinematic mode probability;
propagating said type state estimate to a present time;
propagating said type state estimate to a present time comprises diffusion of type probabilities towards a constant probability vector;
propagating said type state estimate to a present time is performed according to:
P ( t+T,D|z t )= P D +( P ( t,D|z t )− P D )α −αT ,
where P(t+T,D|z t ) is said type state estimate of a present time, (P(t,D|z t ) is said type state estimate of a previous time, P D is said constant probability vector and α is a predetermined propagation constant;
said kinematic state estimate updates comprises estimated positions and velocities, covariances therefore, and mode probability information; or
any combination thereof.
6. A network node for type state estimation of a user equipment connected to a wireless communication network to which said network node is connected, the network node comprising:
a processor; and
a memory comprising a computer program which, when executed by the processor, causes the network node to:
update recursively a type state estimate, being a probability for said user equipment to be a drone conditioned on obtained kinematic state estimate updates concerning said user equipment;
assign said user equipment to be a drone as a response on said type state estimate exceeding a threshold; and
wherein an updated type state estimate is equal to a preceding type state estimate probability multiplied with a likelihood of said obtained kinematic state estimate updates and normalized, and wherein said likelihood is a probability of a smooth indicator function, representing a discrimination feature of the kinematic state estimate, where said likelihood is conditioned on the user equipment being a drone.
7. The network node for type estimation according to claim 6 , wherein said network node to update recursively said type state estimate according to:
P ( D|z t )∝ P ( I ( {circumflex over (x)},f )| D ) P ( D|z t-1 ),
where P(D|z t ) is said probability for said user equipment to be a drone conditioned on a present kinematic state estimate update, P(D|z t-1 ) is said probability for said user equipment to be a drone conditioned on a preceding kinematic state estimate update and P(I({circumflex over (x)}, f)|D) is said likelihood of said obtained kinematic state estimate update, I({circumflex over (x)}, f) is said smooth indicator function, {circumflex over (x)} is said kinematic state estimate and f is the feature for which the likelihood is evaluated, and where t is time.
8. The network node according to claim 6 , wherein a model with two type states is used, in which one type state being said probability for said user equipment to be a drone conditioned on obtained kinematic state estimate updates concerning said user equipment and other type state being a probability for said user equipment not to be a drone conditioned on obtained kinematic state estimate updates concerning said user equipment.
9. The network node according to claim 8 , wherein:
an updated type state estimate of said state of said user equipment not being a drone is equal to a preceding type state estimate probability multiplied with a likelihood of said obtained kinematic state estimate updates and normalized, in which said likelihood is a probability of a smooth indicator function, representing a discrimination feature of the kinematic state estimate, where said likelihood is conditioned on the user equipment not being a drone; or
update recursively said type state estimate according to:
P (¬ D|z t )∝ P ( I ( {circumflex over (x)},f )|¬ D ) P (¬ D|z t-1 ),
where P(¬D|z t ) is said probability for said user equipment to not be a drone conditioned on a present kinematic state estimate update, P(¬D|z t-1 ) is said probability for said user equipment to not be a drone ( 11 ) conditioned on a preceding kinematic state estimate update and P(I({circumflex over (x)}, f)|¬D) is said likelihood of said obtained kinematic state estimate update, I({circumflex over (x)}, f) is said smooth indicator function, {circumflex over (x)} is said kinematic state estimate and f is the feature for which the likelihood is evaluated, and where t is time.
10. The network node according to claim 6 , wherein:
said discrimination feature of the kinematic state estimate being selected from a list of:
an altitude above ground of the kinematic state estimate;
an altitude velocity of the kinematic state estimate;
a horizontal speed of the kinematic state estimate;
a horizontal position of the kinematic state estimate;
a magnitude of an acceleration of the kinematic state estimate;
said discrimination feature of the kinematic state estimate being modelled by a Gaussian probability distribution function in the smooth indicator function;
said update recursively said type state estimate conditioned on at least one of a kinematic state estimate accuracy and kinematic mode probability;
further to propagate said type state estimate to a present time;
further to propagate said type state estimate to a present time by diffusion of type probabilities towards a constant probability vector;
further to propagate said type state estimate to a present time according to:
P ( t+T,D|z t )= P D +( P ( t,D|z t )− P D )α −αT ,
where P(t+T,D|z t ) is said type state estimate of a present time, (P(t,D|z t ) is said type state estimate of a previous time, P D is said constant probability vector and α is a predetermined propagation constant;
said kinematic state estimate updates comprises estimated positions and velocities, covariances therefore, and mode probability information; or
any combination thereof.
11. A non-transitory computer-readable storage medium comprising instructions which, when executed by at least one processor is are capable of causing a network node for type state estimation of a user equipment connected to a wireless network to perform operations comprising:
updating, recursively, a type state estimate, being a probability for said user equipment to be a drone conditioned on obtained kinematic state estimate updates concerning said user equipment;
assigning said user equipment to be a drone as a response on said type state estimate exceeding a threshold; and
wherein an updated type state estimate is equal to a preceding type state estimate probability multiplied with a likelihood of said obtained kinematic state estimate updates and normalized, and wherein said likelihood is a probability of a smooth indicator function, representing a discrimination feature of the kinematic state estimate, where said likelihood is conditioned on the user equipment being a drone.
12. The non-transitory computer-readable storage medium according to claim 11 , wherein the instructions cause said updating recursively said type state estimate to be performed according to:
P ( D|z t )∝ P ( I ( {circumflex over (x)},f )| D ) P ( D|z t-1 ),
where P(D|z t ) is said probability for said user equipment to be a drone conditioned on a present kinematic state estimate update, P(D|z t-1 ) is said probability for said user equipment to be a drone conditioned on a preceding kinematic state estimate update and P(I({circumflex over (x)}, f)|D) is said likelihood of said obtained kinematic state estimate update, I({circumflex over (x)}, f) is said smooth indicator function, {circumflex over (x)} is said kinematic state estimate and f is the feature for which the likelihood is evaluated, and where t is time.
13. The non-transitory computer-readable storage medium according to claim 11 , wherein the instructions cause a model with two type states to be used, in which one type state being said probability for said user equipment to be a drone conditioned on obtained kinematic state estimate updates concerning said user equipment and other type state being a probability for said user equipment not to be a drone conditioned on obtained kinematic state estimate updates concerning said user equipment.
14. The non-transitory computer-readable storage medium according to claim 13 , wherein the instructions cause performing of operations where:
an updated type state estimate of said state of said user equipment not being a drone is equal to a preceding type state estimate probability multiplied with a likelihood of said obtained kinematic state estimate updates and normalized, in which said likelihood is a probability of a smooth indicator function, representing a discrimination feature of the kinematic state estimate, where said likelihood is conditioned on the user equipment not being a drone; or
said updating recursively of said type state estimate is performed according to:
P (¬ D|z t )∝ P ( I ( {circumflex over (x)},f )|¬ D ) P (¬ D|z t-1 ),
where P(¬D|z t ) is said probability for said user equipment to not be a drone conditioned on a present kinematic state estimate update, P(¬D|z t-1 ) is said probability for said user equipment to not be a drone ( 11 ) conditioned on a preceding kinematic state estimate update and P(I({circumflex over (x)}, f)|¬D) is said likelihood of said obtained kinematic state estimate update, I({circumflex over (x)}, f) is said smooth indicator function, {circumflex over (x)} is said kinematic state estimate and f is the feature for which the likelihood is evaluated, and where t is time.
15. The non-transitory computer-readable storage medium according to claim 11 , wherein the instructions cause performing of operations where:
said discrimination feature of the kinematic state estimate being selected from a list of:
an altitude above ground of the kinematic state estimate;
an altitude velocity of the kinematic state estimate;
a horizontal speed of the kinematic state estimate;
a horizontal position of the kinematic state estimate;
a magnitude of an acceleration of the kinematic state estimate;
said discrimination feature of the kinematic state estimate being modelled by a Gaussian probability distribution function in the smooth indicator function;
said updating recursively said type state estimate is performed conditioned on at least one of a kinematic state estimate accuracy and kinematic mode probability;
propagating said type state estimate to a present time;
propagating said type state estimate to a present time comprises diffusion of type probabilities towards a constant probability vector;
propagating said type state estimate to a present time is performed according to:
P ( t+T,D|z t )= P D +( P ( t,D|z t )− P D )α −αT ,
where P(t+T,D|z t ) is said type state estimate of a present time, (P(t,D|z t ) is said type state estimate of a previous time, P D is said constant probability vector and α is a predetermined propagation constant;
said kinematic state estimate updates comprises estimated positions and velocities, covariances therefore, and mode probability information; or
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